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Photograph of Peter Long in his wheelchair getting archery practice. His hands are positioned to shoot an arrow. There is a building in the background with a man standing on the second floor.

Photographs shows members of the Netball Association headed by Mrs Leila Robinson as they walk to raise funds for the Association to particiapte at the World Netball Tournament in 1971. The group is seen walking behind a banner which reads: 'World…

Photograph shows Jamaica playing north of England in a netball match. The Jamaican goal shooter is off her feet and holding the ball. She is attempting to shoot the ball in the net. The England goal keeper tries to block the shot.

Photograph of the Bernard Sunley building. Bernard Sunley is a contractor, property developer and a philanthropist. He has a charitable foundation called 'The Bernard Sunley Charitable Foundation.'

Photograph shows the exterior of the Gleaner Company Limited, located on 7 North Street, Kingston, Jamaica. The Gleaner company is a Jamaican newspaper company. It commenced publication in 1834 and was founded by two brothers Jacob and Joshua…

The image shows the H. I. Henriques Real Estate Limited building on Old Hope Road Kingston, Jamaica. Is is a four story building. Two cars are parked on the outside of the building.

This picture shows the British-American building. It is a multi-level building bearing the company's name on the front and side. Vehicles are parked in spaces outside of the building. Trees and flowers can also be seen as well. A policeman on a…

Photograph shows a section of the Harbour View Shopping Centre under construction. Workmen are seen on the outside of the plaza.

Photograph shows a large frontal section of the Manor Park Plaza in Constant Spring Jamaica. Cars can be seen on the outside of the plaza. This plaza is considerd the 'big sister' to the Upper Manor Park Plaza with approximately 21 stores.

Portrait of Dr. Aston Wesley Powell, former principal of Excelsior Community College. He founded the EXED group of schools in January 1931.